LANDSFRAU هموطن
LANDSFRAU هموطن is an autofictional performance blending music, choreography and poetry, created and performed by German-Afghan actress Mariann Yar. The piece follows Ariana, a woman...
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EDINBURGH 2026 Review: MAN OR BEAR, Summerhall
Back in 2024, a TikTok user asked women if they’d rather be stuck in a forest with a man or with a bear. An astounding number of them replied that they’d choose the bear over a man any day. Paige and her daughter Angel have just moved into a flat rented by Connie. They’re fleeing from Sam, Pai…
EDINBURGH 2026 Review: REFORMER, Greenside @ George Street
Though it’s a comedy, the foundations of Reformer rest on an acute social examination. The writing might come off as lighthearted and comic as the duo grapple with the instructor’s vocal fry and patronising cadence (Emma Kowalchuk) while they do her harrowing exercises, but the play reveals some…
EDINBURGH 2026: Review: HOW TO FEEL FEELINGS, The Space Triplex
This show grapples with the complex moral quandary of survival by following instructions. They are bound by the consequences of their actions, yet expected to obey and please the new powers at every turn. It's a fascinating portrayal, exploring what power and powerlessness can do.…
EDINBURGH 2026: Review: MILKDRUNK, The Space @ Symposium Hall
Someone once told her that babies are natural comedians, and I can say with certainty that so is she. Cathleen O'Malley's startling one-woman show skims the top off the fantasy and reveals what it truly takes to have a baby. With a maniacal smile, she guides you through the nitty gritty of childbirt…
EDINBURGH 2026: Review: 5 LESBIANS EATING A QUICHE, Paradise In Augustines
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EDINBURGH 2026 Review: THE REUNION, C Aurora
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EDINBURGH 2026 Review: FATHER, AWAY SHE GOES, ZOO Playground
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EDINBURGH 2026 Review: REPARATIONS, Pleasance Courtyard
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Moments of quiet reflection explode into frenetic, energetic dance sequences that manifest our protagonist’s inner journey. It creates a poignant, joyous, liberating fluctuation of theatrical rhythm that results in a surprisingly well-calibrated play. It shifts our perspective and urges us away fr…
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